Finding God on the Web

When you find God online almost overnight, the Internet's electronic community has become like a fast spiritual market with thousands of faithful and equal number of unbelievers - meetings, discussions and exchange of ideas ( Ramo p. 181). History can be traced back to the fact that religion has always been a very powerful force to bring blessings and blessings, leading people to the fight of hatred. A very small scale, but today's similar situation is an argument that technology ties people and tears them.

What is decentralization? Internet: Anyone can set up web pages and link to other web pages. It is scattered. Anyone can let the search engine find these pages. This is concentrated. Search engines can add blogs. This is Google + Blogger. It is now both a publisher and a search engine. I have more power. Distributed items are more difficult to manage and use. Centralized things are ultimately easy to use and earn money for relatively few people. (If you are interested, I wrote more about "platform".)

As the Web evolved, search engines and web directories were created to track pages on the web and allow people to find the content. The first full-text web search engine was 1994 WebCrawler. In front of WebCrawler, only the page title was retrieved. Another initial search engine, Lycos, was created in 1993, is a university project, the first person to have commercial success. In the late 1990's, the web directory and web search engines were very popular. (Founded in 1994) and Altavista (founded in 1995) are their respective industry leaders. By August 2001, the catalog model began to trace the rise of Google (founded in 1998) and began to give way to search engines, and Google developed a new approach to relevance rankings. Directory functionality is still generally available, but it has become a concern for search engines.

In the late 1990s, portals were the best way to access the content they wanted. After that, Google built the powerful search engine which has never existed using the internal structure of the network. Suddenly finding what you need is not easy - you only have to do a search. Also, by searching, you can organize your website even if no one is listed on one of the main portals, you can organically find it, so the scope of the content will also expand. Trivia Blast put together more than 500 themes. However, in the carousel format, users can always "see" more than a dozen of these topics. Moving to individual subjects is an important issue. These user experience problems mean that the world of possible games is limited